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北亚利桑那大学是一个公共研究机构，其主校区位于亚利桑那州弗拉格斯塔夫的旧金山山峰基地，拥有全州的校园和在线课程。该大学由亚利桑那州董事会管理，并经高等教育委员会认可，提供158个学士学位和研究生学位课程，共招收31057名学生——Flagstaff校区的22376名学生。州内2018-2019年本科生学费为11564美元，州外本科生约需支付25828美元。使命：我们的学术计划、研究、公共服务和创新努力丰富了亚利桑那州和其他地区的生活，创造了机会。我们在支持性、包容性和多样性的环境中制定应对挑战的解决方案并推动创新。作为一个高级研究机构，nau在土地管理和气候科学、微生物学、天文学和行星科学以及卫生科学方面进行了大量研究。随着我们在生物工程、信息学和网络系统以及人类微生物群方面的研究增加，我们在大学和该地区的跨学科合作也在增加，以找到改善生活的解决方案。世界大学排名最近将NAU列为其他研究人员引用我们研究成果频率的前10%。自1899年成立以来，NAU培养了一个协作社区和以学生为中心的方法，让本科生和研究生都积极参与研究和专业成长。学生在小班（平均师生比为19:1）中与教师导师密切合作，参与涉及艺术、商业、教育、人文和科学研究的严谨学术活动。诺弗拉格斯塔夫山校区周围有一个壮观的自然实验室，有着丰富的历史，它培养了一种充满活力的学术探究和卓越的文化，这种文化渗透到全州的校园和在线课程中。学生参加400个专业、学术、服务、体育和社会组织。NAU伐木工人参加NCAA I级15个项目的比赛，NAU参加除游泳和跳水以外的所有项目的大天空会议，现在是西方运动会的一部分。瑙山校区位于海拔7000英尺（2134米）处，是美国海拔最高的四年制大学校园之一，周围环绕着世界上最大的美国黄松林。Flagstaff被美国经济研究院评为2017年美国第三好大学城，是世界上第一个国际性的夜空城市，拥有四季气候，平均288天日照。冬季滑雪在亚利桑那州雪碗，一个高山滑雪胜地七英里（11公里）西北旗杆。著名的校友包括亚利桑那州前州长、美国大使劳尔·赫克托·卡斯特罗、《纽约时报》畅销书作家戴安娜·加瓦尔登、《纽约时报》美国本土艺术家R.C.戈尔曼、《纽约时报》美国海军副上将罗宾·布劳恩、《南苏丹出生的美国田径运动员洛佩斯·洛蒙》和电视剧《城堡》的演员谢默斯·德弗。

Northern Arizona University is a public research institution with a main campus at the base of the San Francisco Peaks in Flagstaff, Arizona, with statewide campuses and online programs. Governed by the Arizona Board of Regents and accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, the university offers 158 baccalaureate and graduate degree programs, with a total enrollment of 31,057 students--22,376 at the Flagstaff campus. In-state 2018-2019 undergraduate tuition and fees are $11,564, and out-of-state undergraduates pay an estimated $25,828. Mission: Our academic programs, research, public service, and creative endeavors enrich lives and create opportunities in Arizona and beyond. We develop solutions to challenges and drive innovation in a supportive, inclusive, and diverse environment. As a high-research institution, NAU conducts significant research in land management and climate sciences, microbiology, astronomy and planetary science, and health sciences. As our research increases in bioengineering, informatics and cyber systems, and the human microbiome, our interdisciplinary collaborations increase across the university and the region to find solutions to improve lives. The World University Rankings recently listed NAU in the top 10 percent worldwide for the frequency that other researchers cite our work. Since our founding in 1899, NAU has fostered a collaborative community and a student-centered approach that engages both undergraduate and graduate students in active research and professional growth. Students work closely with faculty mentors in small classes (average 19-to-1 student-faculty ratio), participating in rigorous scholarly activities involving research in the arts, business, education, the humanities, and the sciences. Surrounded by a spectacular natural laboratory and steeped in a rich history, the NAU Flagstaff Mountain campus has nurtured a dynamic culture of academic inquiry and excellence that permeates through statewide campuses and online programs. Students participate in 400 professional, academic, service, sports, and social organizations. The NAU Lumberjacks compete at the NCAA Division I level in 15 sports, and NAU competes in the Big Sky Conference in all sports except swimming and diving, now part of the Western Athletic Conference. Perched at 7,000 feet (2,134 m) above sea level, NAU's mountain campus is one of the highest-elevation, four-year college campuses in the nation and is surrounded by the largest ponderosa pine forest in the world. Rated the third-best US college town by the American Institute of Economic Research in 2017, Flagstaff is the world's first International Dark Sky City and enjoys a four-season climate with an average 288 days of sunshine. Winter skiing is accessible at Arizona Snowbowl, an alpine ski resort seven miles (11 km) northwest of Flagstaff. Notable alumni include Raul Hector Castro, former Arizona governor and US ambassador; Diana Gabaldon, New York Times best-selling author; R. C. Gorman, Native American artist; Robin Braun, United States Navy vice admiral; Lopez Lomong, South Sudanese-born US track and field Olympian; and Seamus Dever, actor in the TV series Castle.